Switch to at-least-once delivery via score-based lease#5
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Replace the lock + ZREM-before-consume design with a Lua-based lease pattern: claim.lua atomically pushes the timer's score forward by lease_ttl and returns the payload; commit.lua removes the timer only after the handler ack/reject lands. This eliminates data loss on worker crash and removes the lock primitive entirely (4 RTTs -> 2). Default ack policy flipped to NACK_ON_ERROR so handler exceptions trigger retry via lease expiry. lock_ttl renamed to lease_ttl; lock_prefix removed. Handlers must now be idempotent. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Replace the lock + ZREM-before-consume design with a Lua-based lease pattern: claim.lua atomically pushes the timer's score forward by lease_ttl and returns the payload; commit.lua removes the timer only after the handler ack/reject lands. This eliminates data loss on worker crash and removes the lock primitive entirely (4 RTTs -> 2). Default ack policy flipped to NACK_ON_ERROR so handler exceptions trigger retry via lease expiry. lock_ttl renamed to lease_ttl; lock_prefix removed. Handlers must now be idempotent.